There is a small chrome bit where i think it was attached but the cord has come off and i'm not certain how it was fixed.
ps the owners manual says nothing about this matter !
Sonus F4 arm
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#1 Sonus F4 arm
Does anyone know how the bias weight cord attaches to the arm ?
There is a small chrome bit where i think it was attached but the cord has come off and i'm not certain how it was fixed.
ps the owners manual says nothing about this matter !
There is a small chrome bit where i think it was attached but the cord has come off and i'm not certain how it was fixed.
ps the owners manual says nothing about this matter !
The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing.
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I now find the small chromed "pin" that secures the thread pulls out (well mine does !) and looking through my magnifying glass can see a small hole through which the thread passes.
Seems the thread is glued in ?
Must obtain a tiny drill and see if the old glued thread remains can be removed. My eyes are not up to these "minuscule" details,and even with 3 arms (one to hold the magnifying glass) will be very fiddly.
My SME 3009 is looking very suitable.
Seems the thread is glued in ?
Must obtain a tiny drill and see if the old glued thread remains can be removed. My eyes are not up to these "minuscule" details,and even with 3 arms (one to hold the magnifying glass) will be very fiddly.
My SME 3009 is looking very suitable.
The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing.
Edmund Burke
G-Popz THE easy listening connoisseur. (Philip)
Edmund Burke
G-Popz THE easy listening connoisseur. (Philip)